Access Security

I have designed a secure Access 2003 database to be installed on a server and used by any number of remote PCs on a LAN. I am trying to test it on my own network of a PC acting as a server and a ...

I set up security in Access 2003 through a new workgroup following Keith Wilby's recommendations, as well as MS Access Security FAQs article. After I set up my "employee" group for my standard users who are only allow to enter basic data through an input form and run some reports, I can't get ...

I'm very much a beginner but about a year ago I wrote a Visual Basic program using a small Access database which i had set up. I had to abandon the project but have now come back to it but when I try ...

I created a database and secure it with the wizard, it is working find but now I want to put a copy on another laptop and it is bringing up the path of the first computer. How do I change the path in the target or is there ...

How do you set it up so users can edit information in a form but not change the form design?  Sorry, new users, using Access 2003 so I'm sure this is easy but not figuring it out. Any help would be appreciated. ...

I can't open my database which I created on my office's computer. I get the message that I have not the permission to read the data. I tried to change the special permissions thru accessing the properties but to no avail. Can ...

I'm new to MDE's. This example db lives on our P:Server\ and works fine, but when I copy it to a laptop or C:\ drive and try to dbl-click open it, I get the Security Warning dialog, click Open, then Access launches and I see a ...

Access 2003 How or can I send a "pop-up" type message to all users in my database? Thanks, Wireguy ...

Is there any way to disable the warning message that there is a potential security risk opening the mde file. mde is made in Access 2000 and DONT want to make a accmde from 2007 version ...

Access 2003 I have a database with multiple users.  Is there a method to bump them out of the database, without contacting them? If not, is there a way I can see who is using or sitting in the database? ...